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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26

THE best cough medicine is Piso's Curs
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26

ArHrAl balance: Tho baby's nrst rum
Hm(ard Tyswss
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26

AxrAs temperature-Te degrees below
zero.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale'n
Honey of Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26

TEE man that ought to suit you we'll
your tailor - WhitebaH Txne.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-02-26


ming LIQUID in a new London tannery
and was likely to drown, for it was at
night and the building was closed.
But in swimming around he found
peg about six feet long that stops the
hole in the bottom of the vat, where
the liquid is drawn of, and his en-
deavors to perch on the top of the peg
loosened it SO that it popped out of the
hole. Then the liquid ran out and the
dog was found the next morning shiv-
,ering on the bottom Of the empty vat.
No one saw all this. but the circum.
stantial evidence is strongly in favor OF
the explanation. Hartford Post.
A lady In Earnesttown, Can, re-
GENTLY obtained Judgment against
creditor for $40, and had an execu-
Ition issued against the goods of the de-
PENDANT. A local baili6 made seizure
of the goods, which it Is said did not
approach in value the amount of the
claim. Afterward he released the
goods, as he claims, on the verbal in
sstructions Of the lady. pending settle
Iment. The lady denied that she gave
any such instructions. and when the
Ibailiff went again for the goods they
were not to be found. The lady there.
fore sued the official for the full
amount OF the claim and ebtained judg-
lmcnt against him.
A Boston man tells how few in En-
gland understand American English.
al had not been in Liverpool an hour. =
he says, .swhen / became convinced
that / had much to learn about the
English language. When l entered
INV hotel l asked the young woman who
received me, What are your termsP'
and had spoken Choctaw she
could not have understood me less.
what do you charge dayr mex
lventured. Charge. she replied.
vaguely, and tried'again. ALL yot
lwsnt IL tariff she said at last, and
sure enough ] did. Now, IL l had
used the word tariff in that sense IL
Boston. it would hare been considered
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Toombs's Property Sold Cheap.


The residence and Lands of the late Gen. Rob
bert Toonbs had been advertised TO be sold at
executors sale the first Tuesday in this
month and great interest was felt in the sale.
The residence. with the lot fronting l94 feet and
comprising fraction less than nine OF
land. put ur. and the bidding soon reached
81 000 which was made by the heirs. The bid
withdrawn. though, and the property
Knocked down to Hon F. 81. Colley So. 750.
This was considered quite low for this splendid
house and lot The lots each side OF the
residence were cut into two each and put MP ono
at a time. The first one, above the Presby terian
Church. with. a frontage OF Il3 feet, and running
back. 732 feet, sold to Mr.. Gabriel Toouabs
for 81 900. The next lot. with the same frontage
and depth, living alongside the residence lot.
sold to Mr.. r. Toombs Du Bose 81. 005. The
lot just beyond the residence, with frontage OF
138 feet and depth of 45i feet. sold to the
Hon. Dudley Du Bose at $3.50. The next and
last lot. lying alongside the Hon. Samuel Bart
let's i38 by 454 feet. was sold to Mr.. j. W.
Sanders for 81, 000 Adjoining this property is
plantation of 800 acres lying in the edge of town.
A OF land of 14e acres was hidden in 81
$50. another of so acres at 81 200 and another Of
73 acres at 81 900. We learn since that Mr.. Jas.
A. Benson has bought the tract of l46 acres at
the figures at which it bdden off. This
completed the sales of the Tooulbs property. In
all, it aggregated Sl2. O55 which was very little
above the figures at which the appraisers valued
1t. their valuation having been 81, 700.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25

That's the range. Doesn't mean $18 fur
caps for 9S cents. No; don't 'cut and
run in that fashion," It means that we have
Gentlemen's Fur Caps in French Seal, Oregon
Seal, genuine Alaska Seal, London dye, in
the stylish shapes of the College," the
Slide band Driver" the "Roll- band Turf,sn,"
the alexis" the Iceland" the Green
land" the Alpine" the Gear" ard the
Gotham"
Gentlemen's adjustable coat-sets in Nutria
and Beaver Fur-a great Christmas present.
Will make an ordinary coat look lik q the top
of the style. We have the coats, too. $3 to
$100. Boys coats, too, and Boys Fur Caps.
Girls Fur Caps also. Splendid holiday Gifts.
All come to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
CLA.RABELLE'SSUNDAYTALK
MIS-. George Gould's Funny Experience
with Gifted California POetess.

Case of Sad and Very Startling IEharmony
Develops Among the Members of a Mu-
sical Circle in Rather High Society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
euaLEloh TIE WINNER.
Re Downs MeEenna ia the Three Hall
Coshion caresn Match.

Re Downs MeKenna IA fbs Three Hall
Cashion caresn Match.
The billiard contest az Sweets Hotel last
evening. between II. Achenns. OF Detroit.
and Billy Bnrleigh, OF this city. called out a
large number of Interested spectators and
they were highly en;ertained far the match
was closely contested The game was
cushion caroms, 600 points and the purse
500. Burlegb secured the first shot and
securing blank FOR himself left the balls
ia such position that his opponent scored
bus one. On the third shot Hckenns
scored u. ON the fifth :. on the tenth -.
These were his largest runs. BurieiEh
scored q ii the nineteenth inning. IL each
in the sixty-sixth and sixth-ninth go 10
each in the tbiriy-hrst. fifiy-eighth snd one
hundred and tenth innings. These were
the only large runs MckeDna had
- eoose-eges 10 his credit and Bnfseigh -.
Toe game was played ia 10 innings. which
makes the average small. despite The fact
that both men played welt.
The match was awarded % ba-leigh and
then both contestants made fresh challenges.
Barieigh offered TO play MckeDna best II
in q games Of hlfcen-bali pool for Sifge
asckenna would not ecoept but offered %
give Burleigh two months for practice and
play him eight, ten OF twelve-ioch bsik-
line for from SO 70 500. burieigb would
not consent bat will take under coDsidera-
don aud probably cover so1av proDosili37
20 play Mekenna 2 return game d. c3shign
carorn 400 points, Tor 500 match q AXE
place in four weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
The NEWS FROM GRAND HAVEN.
Koeitz Pleads Guisty-indignatioa Toward
Hcbbard--rhe BLACK Bass Bitisg

Koeitz Pleads Guilty-Inaiguatioa Toward
Habbard--rhe BLACK lass Bitisg.
txsAS.sst " xk ,ssssssS-stsske.
GRAND HAVEN. May 27---In the second
trial of the Hubbard Koeltz case, brought
in the name OF the Peofse .Koeltz pleaded
guilty and paid fine Of s. and costs. This
is considered s. worth OF Law spite--Hub-
bard thinks. against a rival cigar dealer
but the citizens think be IS pretty near the
end Of bis rope here. Citizens generally
openly express their contempt for Hubbard
aud his farce. The solid men OF the ctty
say that such business must SOP. few
little fellows want it 10 40 on.
Van Buren, and Van Vert, the Holland
fishermen who were arrested the other day
Tor ILLEGAL fishing andsbrQp zbt here for trial.
pleaded guilty this morning ard were
fined so and costs and i've days IN jail
each.
A large floating DICK viii be built at
Highland Park beach>hisSummer.
Black bass fishing here II excellent. Peo-
pie rom Holland and Muskegon come here
and catch them by the thousand.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
FOUR WERE KILLED
KcciDssr IN pesNsrlvAsiA
A Terrible Railroad Cottf<zoo which Me-
sslts-i sn the Isst.st bs~<n Of koar
feTssas aud the .ssioas ks1ury
Of nsny Others

ALrooxA. Pa. Nay 2s-Tonisht ss the
fas. line west ~as nearing Kiltaaaing Poins
the wheel Of . ear Of freight train east
barsE aud the oar crashed into TWO PAssen-
ger coaches with terrible snsets killing In
stsntly four men aud iplnring many Others
kilograms were Immediately sent 70 this
city for physiciaas and all that could oe
procured were detailed 20 fhe wreck. ibs
killed are as follows: Dan Graham, son cf
ex-SpeaKer Graham. OF AIle8heny. Pa: !.
II slauffsr Of Louisville: .. Wymer say
der, . one-iegrsd man from shamokin.
Pa John Doris. e newsb0s qf East Lab
erty. Pa: Frank AcCae, OF East Tnifty-
tbird-sf, New York city. will Gle Charles
Brakeman, OF Brenfeid. Noble county,
Ind. DYING, six Others were slightly injured.
No passengers occupying the sleeping car OF
parlor cars were injured The accident vas
unavoidable. and the worst that hrs hap
pened for many years on the Pennsyiyanis
railroad. The injured wee brought 70 this
city and made a. comfortal,fe as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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sxs 81 he eek hsa5s snrsxed - fks Nsw
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
Clarion Comments.

tx.ASssss xtNtaasa- esksAa
CLARION. May 27.-The long drouth is
ended at last. Everybody seemed pleased
TO see it rain. especially farmers. Business
is booming here at present. The mills are
all running full crews. Blood Bro 8
voodenware factory cannot fils tkeir or
ders. although running to their full capa-
city; A. X. Smith 4 Co.'S wooden bowl
factory are shipping more this season than
any previous year since the lsciory has been
running. Lots are selling fast and several
buildings are in process Of erection, and
orr town will have 0,0el 900 inhabitants in
well, some time.
On Tuesday j. Higgins, OF Grand Rapids,
with his engine No. 40, and John Guinsor,
stoker, accompanied by w. Kiz Gerald.
Master of Transportation. brought up en-
extra train of nineteen cars aud are NOV
ing the long climbers banked here during
last Winter by j. Z. Darrah for John Chsri-
ton, to HaFbor Springs. where IL will be
rated for lake transportation. Fitz Gerald.
after getting the first train loaded ana on
the way TO its destination, returned south,
and Mr.. Rose conductor. says that Clarion
beats even Grand Rapids for boys and girls
There will be more in 1892.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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lac as rssrfeek T9ns fearrane.

a zfosi F.aft srfasftr Eesefstlpn- Ee1sl SET
lac - osCieek mss ssorzane
Borstkkf. Nay 1s~- fllese sss . pread
tofchiieht frocessi7h sna Demonstration 10
hooor of oB6en and kIbfias xlt
There wss Fassds thr0sVh Size ssineipal
sireets als5 3 sefg enthusiasts asee1piy ~
ciizsns tafae8 o6t The eFoxd ssae ''fsoa
ssss Irssas sn5 earfief traaef fsfez,eiss
with tie voess .IFesns is1ls Weis9as
0Bhs0 80 Kflari8s aus e1ecm -
ti1e Lanpaix1 Alter tas fosessifr
hsa arrived or Chsbois1 s4asrf siertlg
before - seis<k foliv tea flie9san3 psepIe
i<tenss - xge.s ~ e oen nai XII
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
HOOf, f,SPHEREhhDCUE
sgs1saaAy.s spoaIIsa -


sk<tpe.tt - IA 1tsttANs e4te.A
Nkw yeNx. hsy 2l-Fusiy 60 pes,gis
usiass=ea fhs ssoead game II lAs ns1ras-
Ns~ Nork sesass sAss sfssrneaa. rs gz&nd
stand and elAasrs helng fail. vtssis asonE tas
ksld Ansz ssstsersng crowd exae1<.ad a.
1nost - ths back fsnoa shs ssy beuseas
overeloodsa before tAs ss1ns wzs eaissa. ont
TIE large sadieaee. iabllenl oxsz yss1es-
dsg's sielory. PAID ne azsantiee =. he
cioa1s 0Bf3 fl.s EA2ae Wss NHsef N4<
y hen f1ey 2Eoke - = rsallz<.lsln q ias
clgSiay Il appeared Tar t1t Uian<s Mat
tres nsn n>9k ktHdiy Il Nfiasa4n Ia tAe
1rst xDd poenaed oak fhfs< rpns ~ lie
Freaz delight oftA tA.s enthusiastic Aa9ssnoe.
ThslF enthusiasts uzned peroeptatlf before
tAs Aelser4ae slafters hnisaea snsir hkif
of Tie nrsl. Af. 0e9rss sas very ati1 -
his delivery. Mia bsses So oails, lsassp4
balls and nnaely long drives aen It's pesEs
we're fail tbs Detrosts piiea pp seven rans.
Mesdnsa 1ss souze = azk Wis. h1SsiaR
several Of lie Ne@ 4ofkeS. fhe .Ssfer
struggled hasd 10 wln but could net over
cone the lead aptAined ~ tie visitors Il
the fifsi inniag. The SCOTS N@S - Ia,
lows
ss'..'.' sss soss...---s ssa5a al
Has alis-Ne~ loFk Is, l,eilaal -
fsfars Ase lofk = lsssest
hei'efies-s1eoise aa1 bsasAsf. NelaaaAH and
onI -Dozsrhsf
A. - fnuis-
8. lol.i....-..~......o $3.50 e.
Aeifl s.aiitsns- = q o o.
l.z<< h.ls- 1oais - Arlfepaii.sts. ~
nssss.ss-s@s..Sss. s'ss1 si s'. Ia ssss Lynch aaa
Tafsse-yeaasass.
At louisville
Ee..;s,..s L.......,. .-ss lsessss -
H-ss his Loalssiiie. Z. fss1slya q
fft9ss~ Louisville. = ifsoe k.fn.
6sesr
At cie.elsad-
Tse nsi.inore-oleselana game was srs.n
Postponed CT aeesHint Of sAin.
AZ PhilaatlphaG-
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ssse hsts s'.s ~PailsdeiFhis 10. Indlasaps s 4
Errors -Ihllatclpbi 5. !aai s8ag.-,,a. Il
Aeyen.
Umlire-Pessce.
~ Cincinnati
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hsse hiis-athlcsic. =. Cincinnati =.
frrors Ath .etic =. CsnrinAatt
Hateiisss--m eyning sAd Auiiisss. ~aisoa and
Umpire cothb>rt.
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Observation-Disclosures aud paly. ciarkson and
Fiint
umpire-Quest
At Washington
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fsrHs W NaslIngfon. I. fillsbgrg &
Ba;teiiea-OD Day sad Daly, Mccormick aud
Carroll.
Cupire-POvfrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

ttck1efts - ~ Tt~stsaS- -ttttt-
CHASE. May 27.--Jerry Rudes has finish
cd his job Of building shingle mil at Lake
City and has retnrned home. The Har-
Dor Springs base ball club have secured
two foe players from Cnase-Fred Whea-
ton and Dick Mckinley The ladies' OF
the Congregations al church have raised the
amount necessary to finish the belfry OF
their church, and the work will be COM
mencei next week. They deserve great
praise for the work they have done
David Kirk went 10 Toledo this week to
witness the unyailing Of the Gen. steedman
monumenf---R. NJ. koiner has sold bis
farm 10 Mary Il. Morrison. Of West Troy
and 3. Buriey of this plsce.---~Hiss Dr.
Adoiphus. of Atlanta. Ca. Is in town look
ing For a locsfion.--H. Sworts who is
working at Norway hail, south of Chase
had the misfortune TO nm a large iron
silver In bis LEFT hand. iniilctirg severe
wound which will lag him up fof ss-eFsl
weeks
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
womEs IN WAR.

A Lady commaods the I.omsx Ksissz ~
the SafiouaFDrisi ~ wsshfnefes.
WksHExsT0s, Mar THE most rotahle
feature today in conaection with the Ma
tionaI drill was che closing evsnts sn ex-
bibitiou driII By the Lomsx Rifles ard
Toledo cadets. Miss Mary C. yoss. sDonsor
Of he Rifles. vent on fne fed and drilled
the compaay ia their Manual fcifsrous
cheering greeted the fair commander as
her oraers we're given sad executed with
celerity and decision
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

tx.Aess.s ~ - Vtxsssss sxssk1.
CznsR SrRfsGs. Mar zT.-Aiss Lizzie Is
lip. Of thss villsge. and Alfred Rsgis. OF
Eimors. were united IN holy bon5s Of
matrimony at the ress1sncs q the brides
father lass night, and took The early train
this morning fos Edmore. where they vsli
resiae.-Chas A Corsv arrived il town
tosiay--the eussk Of Village Hsyor y. q
Igle.----Several Cedar Sp-inzs sb9vs
bshed st Lincoln Lake this xeek.--A esr-
cs1 see how Jake Sharp Nof ke1 the EeT
York aldermen 80 EASY. He tried ths
''aoesllsr business, bat couldn't make il
vork
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
RgAoY Foa TnE FIsn.

The Prrsttsnfs Party Eeach sar>nsc
Lak--A Ride on Bnnkbosrfs
UrPzR skakSkc Lsxs. y. Y Mar IT.
The Presidents party arrived At tae Pros
pee House At p. m. having driven out IN
buckboar5s from PsuI Smiths. where thev
ieft the trsin at : D. n. They ars a0artersi
IN Dr Drnston cottage nctr the Prospect
House. The trip by raj vas net vsrT
evsutftzl Short stors were male at Rat
land. Burlington. Manchester, -. Aihsns
and Maiors. sud the Prssilsnf shock han5s
with "a many ss be could from the car
platform where he stood There were no
speeches. Dr. and Mrs Rosman. u Brcok-
lvn. accompanied the PsrtT. The Presidents
VII 20 fshins ton1orros wish guide.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

crE1xss1l. MaY 27s-KIrsi rscs Seven
eseAsas Il faiIe Bsis. FIRST Volfiensf,
ssnon5. Revoke. thtrs. tine. Ia
Seoona rsce-{3ne- LAR nile T&f1a Me-.
frst. I1s Crown, secgpd. 16t3s SIS. fhr
tine "a.
Tnird raoe--3ns rafie. Esfreiia fres - 8
Tsris JscsAia. 1Tst Terra Cs.t4 feen
kslos -. fasrd. fns. 21f5
F5ffh xacs Five se1kihs 81 r Esre-
lA1a. Ars Czss stesi, sso3zd Esdxe. falsd
Ire l-1z4
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

DuB1Fss Mar 2.--4 zr<e procession q
unemployed working men psrsdsd the
streets this sfsernooa. accompanied By
b.nls Of music and earring black hsx
h~zrinx upou ezch sfSe skuil ard ero<s-
bones The crowd atssrsrfei % vioIerce,
bas ~ers very noisy. and 6azlly we're d.
pe->ed bY the pol.cs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
OVER TWO HUNDRED DEAD.
The Terrible Fatality 9f the Fire IN the
Paris Opera romfaue

P.REs, May 27.-TEe police authorities
officially announce that up 10 O'Clock this
evening the bodies Of sixty persons who
lost their lives BY the burning OF the Opera
Conaiaue have been secured, iasladinz those
picked up in the street in front Of the ruins.
lt i nov Thought the number Of fatalities
will exceed two hundred The Psyis uaa-
nicipality nss voted g 600 for tho relief OF
the sufferers b. the iire.
The Official report gives the number Of
bodies recovered up % midnight as sixty
eight Search among the ruins is being
conducted BY electric lizats snd all pos
sibie speed IS beiag male 70 reach the
bodies thss are visible but not accessible
an E1zish family Of thses psssons are
fhers uartzhesf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

fxs,tusz =. .ss et<sesse,ssxrz
Msn2UErTx Lay zT--T.sst Fail tse
schooner Repabiie wss rreeked q Grand
Isisad ard thieves stripped her Of hsT err
dsge snd blocks. sbear vasus ksize s353.
John Lennon vzs arrested f5fs morning
AMI boan3 over tolsy 70 the ClTc3ik CoarE
20 a1srer for the theft
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

ISp1ASseo1ss. MsT 77.--At O'Clock this
morning he dry goods establishment Of r.
P. Wasson 4 Co. Il ard IA West Washing
ton-sf.. wss badly damaged bg sre. which
IL beIieved 20 have been cansed bv bur-
eisrs. Waason estimates bis ioss Al <5a-
GO aad his insurance. <siaaer ~ orer
So 90 Insurancs On stock snd hxtures.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

ffF-fF1fE : - IElIFt 1FFEEEN
IRoxwo0D. Nay x.--Thls rsorn5nz rasn
n4nef Mcscrscken. While veisinx on he
track q the Lake Score 4 Wester4i rsilrss5
pss s:Tuek by = switch engine AID u.sz-
.rf1v exr~cteS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
OATES HIGH LICENSE


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fhs pass 10 o. ,5rne weeks. All after max
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nsn' - as1s 4 alore pipdins aud sitAo,1s
clfnast d9Fa SO saz ia si1hsf 81 the
i.iie5. IS kilisls 81 lDf selling ~ resl1el &
t.le 4a8urs ot bon4s e. hs gwen. reported
II. es..ersi e sepsi.lls1 ard mses special
orfef ~ - thia aesrn6sa. EitA the ua-
s<fs.aasIins tnaE ne special order shoni
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

CsScivvtrf. o., dsy . -sire broke out
in ths hsy iot OF tie Snshtoa Street car
stables. at Harrison and C0Iemaa-syss.. at
I O'Clock this morning. from spontaneous
combustion. Three alarms were tr-nei n
AID for p while t appeared ss II the efforts
af the Il emen vero i1tilc. Thy siccee1ed.
howevsr. Ia con6niag the flames - the
npper foor. nsei far the Ssorags OF feel
The two hundred horses we're turned loose
IN the streets and scattered all over town,
bat none peris5ef The Ioss sill reach
$1,000 en- feel and 5000 on t1ildiag
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

rhs Horse has made The consideration
Jf.-hc mining school Bills special order
for Wednesday. lane I. It Is understood
thar the Spcsker aud other friends OF the
hirl-tsx liquO< 5iil have given senator
Hnbbell TO undersisnd that they viii not
give these bills favorable consideration un-
IA sfrsr the tax bill is safely
through the senate. The Senator
~ not izh'ins tn liquor otH
81 The Eease members seemed afraid be
wonid bis astsaapfs - a-u5nd the bill be-
ing 10 make 4 better, stronger and more
Ekelv - De eafe- 20. a. he said at tEe ope-
mig of the col.sl1e1at.on today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

rhsr, lrcm teine sfacate4 in = uoralify
an,f e-ins" waich provided ihat NJ saloon
keeter O. iie1er seller should - loved ~
adoos an orphan chilf, was discussed Cor
soae flae - the Ssns.e snd then loss
yess. Is usgS .
f-lh 7onses hsre adjourned from this
eveuiug oter - fges ni eveuinr, Eay 81.
a eSt several memoers of both Houses
having urlrscts - 'cFaes on memorial
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